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"As we head into summer while still adapting to evolving work environments, some managers are grappling with the question: Can employees work remotely during the summer to provide childcare?
I received an email this week from an exasperated human resources leader who felt that it was not OK for an employee to modify their schedule or location during the summer months to provide care for their kids. This HR leader is suspicious of parents’ ability to work full-time without full-time childcare. I get it: employers already struggle to trust their employees to be productive while working out of sight, and the potential distraction of kids at home adds to concerns.
Here’s what you need to know if you’re trying to answer this question for your organization."
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